Welcome to Home/Field, a space devoted to the questions that emerge when your anthropological field site is also your home (or near your home). We feature timely and topical contributions from anyone who wants to contribute to unfolding anthropological conversations about these extraordinary times in North America. Parallel to the long-form scholarly work found in Journal for the Anthropology of North America, Home/Field hosts short-form, dialogical, and multi-sensory work with an emphasis on accessibility to complement the long-form research articles found in the journal.
University of Maine
circular economies; sustainable consumption; rural US; waste; reuse
CUNY Graduate Center
disaster recovery; debt politics; grassroots movements; care; Puerto Rico
University of Virginia
Race and Whiteness; Capitalism; Activism; Music and Sound; Rural US
CSU Sacramento
World-building; Chicanx-Indigenous Healing; Anti-Carceralism; Feminist and Fugitive Ethnography
University of Virginia
Political Movements; Democracy; Urban US; Phenomenology
Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity
race/ism; whiteness; insurgent suburbs; Latinxs; metropolitan US
Palo Verde College
urban space; labor; technology; communications; ritual and performance
Critical and Collaborative Museology; Material Culture; Critical Phenomenology; Temporality